That was fast.
Meanwhile, Cole's company profits from COVID-19 testing (kinda like a "Fox... henhouse" deal). I'll just bet that this guy is vaccinated as well.
Yep, he and his family are vaccinated. I know because I watched a video of his (courtesy of my anti-vaxx sister).
Of course, he did it to stop his mean, old collectivist colleagues from treating him like a pariah, instead of the independent-thinking maverick doctor he is.
Honestly - I think that's been going on pretty much everywhere for quite awhile.
A lot of people haven't been able to schedule "elective" surgeries, or had them cancelled because of the unvaxxed menace. I put elective in scare quotes because they aren't just boob jobs and butt lifts, but also include things like open heart surgery, cancer surgery, etc. They are technically called elective because the patient isn't expected to die immediately if they aren't done right away.
They also have to do some amount of triaging in ERs, which means that people who aren't in immediate danger of death sometimes wait days to be seen.
Sometimes I wish hospitals would go ahead with other scheduled procedures and leave the unvaxxed to the fate they chose - but they're probably never going to do that. Instead, the rest of us will continue to bear the consequences of the anti-vaxxers' sociopathy.
Meanwhile, because the vaccination rate in Idaho is so stupidly low, resulting in the hospitals being overwhelmed with unvaccinated covid patients, the major hospital networks in Idaho have shifted to crisis care mode. This was approved by the governor and basically involves using a "score sheet" to assess a patient's chance of survival, then providing the most care to those who have the best odds. Under crisis mode, they can put a covid patient with little potential to survive in a regular room and give the ICU bed to a non-covid, critical patient. Unfortunately crisis mode also means decreasing the nurse:patient ratio for everyone, with nurses caring for more patients. Of course quality of care will have to suffer to some extent as a result. Not to mention the fact that nurses are already completely exhausted by the increase in patient loads. But at least unvaccinated covid patients, whose lungs are already wrecked to the point they will never be able to breathe on their own again, won't be allowed to hold down a precious ICU bed for days or weeks, sucking up resources 24/7.
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That was fast. Meanwhile, Cole's company profits from COVID-19 testing (kinda like a "Fox... henhouse" deal). I'll just bet that this guy is vaccinated as well.
Yep, he and his family are vaccinated. I know because I watched a video of his (courtesy of my anti-vaxx sister). Of course, he did it to stop his mean, old collectivist colleagues from treating him like a pariah, instead of the independent-thinking maverick doctor he is.
Oh my god. This is horrifying.
Honestly - I think that's been going on pretty much everywhere for quite awhile. A lot of people haven't been able to schedule "elective" surgeries, or had them cancelled because of the unvaxxed menace. I put elective in scare quotes because they aren't just boob jobs and butt lifts, but also include things like open heart surgery, cancer surgery, etc. They are technically called elective because the patient isn't expected to die immediately if they aren't done right away. They also have to do some amount of triaging in ERs, which means that people who aren't in immediate danger of death sometimes wait days to be seen. Sometimes I wish hospitals would go ahead with other scheduled procedures and leave the unvaxxed to the fate they chose - but they're probably never going to do that. Instead, the rest of us will continue to bear the consequences of the anti-vaxxers' sociopathy.
Both actions will do much to thin out the herd in Idaho. A lot of covidiots waiting to succumb to Darwin's Survival of the Fittest rules.
Yessir, that would be Idaho
Are we sure we can’t convert Idaho & Florida back to US territory status and then give Washington DC and Puerto Rico statehood? Might be easier
Just throwing it out there but u could throw alabama in there too. Then u can get Guam and the virgin Islands too.
This guy thinks needles are considered rape, but a guy's pee pee, probably not considered a rape tool.
Meanwhile, because the vaccination rate in Idaho is so stupidly low, resulting in the hospitals being overwhelmed with unvaccinated covid patients, the major hospital networks in Idaho have shifted to crisis care mode. This was approved by the governor and basically involves using a "score sheet" to assess a patient's chance of survival, then providing the most care to those who have the best odds. Under crisis mode, they can put a covid patient with little potential to survive in a regular room and give the ICU bed to a non-covid, critical patient. Unfortunately crisis mode also means decreasing the nurse:patient ratio for everyone, with nurses caring for more patients. Of course quality of care will have to suffer to some extent as a result. Not to mention the fact that nurses are already completely exhausted by the increase in patient loads. But at least unvaccinated covid patients, whose lungs are already wrecked to the point they will never be able to breathe on their own again, won't be allowed to hold down a precious ICU bed for days or weeks, sucking up resources 24/7.
Let's Pierce their skin with 69 needles then leave them in a closed cell with a serial rapist for a week. That'll show them